Tuga,

I disagree strongly.

You can assume they have a degree of responsibility. If they fail you have no coach and you and they are fighting, and possibly in court.

You may win the battle, but at what cost? We already know from previous posts it is a crap shoot if you just leave your coach off for service and expect to come back whenever it is convenient. Prevost Nashville at any given time has tens of coaches parked outdoors. Do you really believe that someone is responsible enough to check on each one periodically? Would you leave your coach for two weeks, a month or three months and never set foot in it? Do you believe a chassis technician know how to set each converter's switches to insure heat is in the coach and the batteries are being charged? We have owers on this forum that can't do that and they own their coach.

Yes they may ultimately be found responsible for not providing the level of care you expect, but the minute they lose the first lawsuit I can assure you that you will end up signing a work order that says their responsibility ends the minute the work is complete and that providing electric power is not their responsibility.